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Peach Pink

Peach Pink

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HSL351° 80% 85%
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Cultural Story

Peach Pink

Peach Pink symbolizes longevity in Japanese tradition, originating from the Chinese legend of the Peaches of Immortality. Japan's "Peach Festival" (Girls' Day, March 3) relates to this—peach blossoms ward off evil and bring fortune.

Origin

Named after peach blossom pink, dyed with safflower or sappanwood.

Symbolism

Peach Pink symbolizes longevity, health, and happiness.

Historical Origin

Peach Pink was used in Japan's Heian period as a traditional color name.

Traditional Applications
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Ceremony
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Related Poems
桃の花咲く頃。
—— 与谢野晶子
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